Members
Tynwald Court
Members of the Legislative Council and the House of Keys are all Members of Tynwald. The President of Tynwald is The Hon Laurence David Skelly MLC.
Members of the Legislative Council
Tanya August-PhillipsLegislative Council
Gary ClueitLegislative Council
Paul CraineLegislative Council
Diane KelseyLegislative Council
Dawn KinnishLegislative Council
Rob MercerLegislative Council
Kirstie MorphetLegislative Council
The Lord Bishop of Sodor and ManLegislative Council
Peter ReidLegislative Council
Walter Wannenburgh KCLegislative Council
The Hon Juan WattersonLegislative Council
Members of the House of Keys
House of Keys
Dr Alex AllinsonHouse of Keys
Hon David AshfordHouse of Keys
Hon Clare BarberHouse of Keys
Hon Daphne CaineHouse of Keys
Rob CallisterHouse of Keys
Hon Alfred CannanHouse of Keys
Hon Claire ChristianHouse of Keys
Ann CorlettHouse of Keys
Hon Tim CrookallHouse of Keys
Julie EdgeHouse of Keys
Joney FaragherHouse of Keys
Tim GloverHouse of Keys
Dr Michelle HaywoodHouse of Keys
Lawrie HooperHouse of Keys
Hon Tim JohnstonHouse of Keys
Kate Lord-BrennanHouse of Keys
Sarah MaltbyHouse of Keys
Jason MoorhouseHouse of Keys
Stu PetersHouse of Keys
Hon Jane Poole-WilsonHouse of Keys
Andrew SmithHouse of Keys
Hon Chris ThomasHouse of Keys
John WannenburghHouse of Keys
Who is my MHK?
To find your constituency MHK enter your postcode on this site: www.gov.im/maps
The House of Keys General Election
The House of Keys General Election was held 23rd September 2021. The next General Election will be Thursday 24 September 2026.
The last opportunity to register to vote in the House of Keys General Election is 25 August 2026.
Isle of Man Government provide guidance to anyone who wishes to stand as a candidate in the House of Keys General Election.
Visit www.gov.im//elections for details
More information:
Learn more about elections to the House of Keys on our education pages: https://www.tynwald.org.im/learn/House-of-Keys#elections-to-the-house-of-keys
Tynwald and The Executive
Tynwald assigns executive functions to its nominated Chief Minister. At its first sitting, following the five-yearly general elections for Members of the House of Keys, the Chief Minister is nominated. From 2021, the Members of the House of Keys vote for the Chief Minister for the life of the House of Keys. He is then appointed by the Lieutenant Governor on the basis of the nomination. The Chief Minister similarly nominates Ministers, from the Members of Tynwald, to the Departments of Government to sit with him to form the Council of Ministers.
- Read more about the Council of Ministers on the Isle of Man Government website: https://www.gov.im/about-the-government/council-of-ministers/the-council-of-ministers/
- Read more about the estates of the constitution of the Isle of Man and their membership in the Tynwald Companion